Restrictions on Rangely Oil Output Drafted
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission began drafting rules to limit Rangely Field production after a day-long hearing. Industry reps proposed caps from 200 to 250 barrels per day per well, with total field limits discussed to curb rising output from April and May. The commission expected to finalize regulations by Tuesday.
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Denver Im
Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission
Rangely
Colorado
Warwick Dayning
Commission
Herman ,Kavelor
Tulsa
Tonsuitad
Californis Co
Kaveler
Martin Hagglund
Casper
Stanolind Corp
Edward Knowles
Denver
Texas Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Knowles
Jack Turner
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Colorado Pig Crop Down Five Per Cent
Colorado and U S Agriculture Departments report a spring pig crop of 129000 head, down five per cent from last year and well below the 45 54 average. Sows farrowed last spring were 22000, matching two prior years but 39 per cent below average. Breeding intentions show about 15000 sows to farrow this fall, down from 17000 last year and 25000 average.
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Denver
Colorado
U. S
Farm Bureau Opposes Stockyards Measure
Washington opposition emerged Monday before a Senate subcommittee to a bill exempting livestock markets from Packers and Stockyards Act regulation. A Z Baker of the American Stock Yards Assn and spokesmen from the American Farm Bureau Federation and Western exchanges urged uniform regulation and said exemption is unfair and discriminatory.
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Washington
Packers and Stockyards Act
Senate
American Stock Yards Assn
American Farm Bureau Federation
A. Z. Baker
Cleveland
Frank Woolley
American Farm Burrals Federation
Charles
Heineman
Hiver Markets
Livestock Markets i
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Fall
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Denver
Merchandise Pay-off Punchboards Questioned in Cheyenne Courts
In Laramie County District Court Vincent Ross Cheyenne attorney filed a new trial motion challenging the legality of merchandise pay-off punchboards under Wyoming anti gambling law. Judge Arthur Kline had ruled the boards illegal and ordered destruction of three seized devices, while Ross argues the boards are honest games of chance and deserve reconsideration.
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Cheyenne Uy
M Pst
Laramie
Vincent Ross
Cheyenne
Dist
Arthur Kijne
Wyoming
Ross
Kline
Justice of Peace
Tosh Suyem Atsu
Segal
Truman Dines With Three Prime Ministers in London
Former President Truman dined with Prime Ministers Eden Churchill and Attlee in London, calling it a wonderful occasion and noting it was the first time he had dinner with British leaders. He plans to meet Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.
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London
Harry
Truman
Eden
Winston Churchill
Lord Attlee
Teneman
Truman Willack
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Young Airman Takes Joyride In German Base Incident
An airman aged 25 from Sitka Alaska seized the controls of a C47 at the U S Air Base in Wiesbaden and Frankfurt causing a one hour grounding of aircraft. Capt Jack A Griffith helped persuade him to return to Wiesbaden where he landed safely and was taken for observation.
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Germany
U.S
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
Air Force
Thomas H. Smith
Sitka
Alaska
Rhine-Main
Jack A. Griffith
Marysville
Ohio
Smith
Griffith
Denver Mother Accuses Ex-convict in Baby Death
Mary Eljei Clay 21 and James A. Minnick 24 were jailed after their 12 month old son died from a brain hemorrhage at Newyer General Hospital. Minnick confessed tapping the boy during a scuffle but denied causing serious harm. An inquest is set for Tuesday at 2 pm W hitey Ford started strong in five season opens, yielding five runs.
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Denver WI
Mary Eljei Clay
James A. Minski
Clay
Minnick
Newyer General Hospital
Fred Zarnow
Zarnow
Admiral King Dies Monday in Portsmouth
Admiral Ernest J. King 77, wartime chief of naval operations, died Monday at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after acute heart failure. He had suffered a brain hemorrhage in August and had spent summers at the naval hospital to avoid Washington heat, with three other five star admirals remaining. King's son Commander Ernest J. King Jr. was at the hospital after flying from Washington.
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Fortsmouth
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Naval Hospital
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Navy
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Halsey
King
Cest
Ernest J. King Jr
Comdr. King
Mrs Lillie J Fry Dies At 82 In Weld County
Lillie J Fry 82 of Kersey died Monday at Weld County General Hospital after living in Evans and Greeley for six decades. Born May 30 1874 in Whitehall UK she married Albert Fry in Flagler May 20 1883. Survived by two children Mrs Helle Cochran and Arthur Fry, plus siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Macys.
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Helle Cochran
Ketsey
Fry
Arthur Fry
la Salle
Stocks Drift Lower As Uncertainty Weighs Markets
New York stocks opened sluggish on Monday with a broad decline led by the rails and a few issues moving beyond prior bounds. Traders cited uncertainty over a potential steel strike by Saturday’s deadline and President Eisenhower’s political plans as key factors shaping the weak tone. Volume around 1.5 million shares, down from Friday.
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New York
Wall
T Rails
Uber
Wall Street
Eisenhower
LeMays Attend Philadelphia Orchestra Concert
Mr and Mrs Robert LeMay of Hoanoke Virginia fulfilled a longtime ambition by attending a Philadelphia Orchestra concert during a convention. The LeMays said they never had the chance to see the group at home. The item notes a five per cent boost in company income taxes in Australia.
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Hoanoke, Va
Robert LeMay
Philadelphia Orchestra
LeMays
Philadelphia
Australia
Three Democrats Enter Colorado House Race from El Paso County
Denver reports the first three Democratic candidates filed for Colorado House seats from El Paso County for the September 11 primary. Herbert M. Smith of 822 S Logan St, Clement B. Buscher of 2531 Broadway, and Harold K. Obert of 103 Saturn Dr all Colorado Springs, were chosen by an assembly led by Hugh J. Ross. Republicans hold all El Paso House seats. no Democrat candidate for the Senate, where Vernon A. Cheever of Colorado Springs chairs the GOP Senate caucus.
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Denver
George J. Maker
Colorado House of Representatives
el Paso County
Hugh J. Ross
Democratic
Herbert %. Smith
S. Logan St
Clement B. Buscher
Broadway
Harold K. Obert
Saturn Drs
Colorado Springs
Senate
Vernon A. Cheever
Ebalgiman
Enlow denies special effort in slat suppression defense
Denver sheriff Carl Enlow testified he made no special effort to drive out slot machines in Jefferson County or other counties. He refuted claims he retired government payments to witnesses while acknowledging slots operated in 1948 and 1950. Officers had confiscated 20 machines. the case moves toward a verdict as defense plans wrap up.
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Denver
Carl En-low
Hig
Jefferson County
U. S. District Court
Enlow
Porters Question Census Checks on Tenants in Denmark
Copenhagen reports that the Government of Denmark plans to use porters in jail to verify tenants statements in an upcoming census. The broad minded porters oppose this, asking who should determine if a caller Mrs. Hansen living on the third door is truly married.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Boulder Flatirons Cleanup Proving Long and Tough
Hacky Mountain Rescue Group climbers labor to erase a large water- and acid-removed paint message on the Flatiron rock face above Boulder. They report 11 man hours spent last weekend and project at least 490 more hours to finish the job.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
Hacky Mountain Trescue
Grains Rise on Chicago Market Amid Light Trading
Grain futures in Chicago edged higher as buying stayed modest and selling was light. Wheat closed up a fraction, corn up about 1 cent, oats steady to slightly higher, rye up about 14 to 16 cents, soybeans up around 14 to 25 cents, with little decisive news influencing the market. Some winter wheat belt areas received moisture, delaying harvest and easing hedging pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Broncay
Subway
Denver Fire Official Freed on Bond in Monday Arapaho County
Denver assistant fire chief wm Ray Nally was freed on bond Monday at Arapaho County Jail. He faces charges including assault destroying private property disturbance and resisting arrest. The charges relate to a Saturday altercation with an Arapaho County deputy sheriff.
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Littleton
Ray Nally
Denver
Arapatire
Arapahoe
University of Denver Webb and Knapp in Real Estate Dispute
The University of Denver and Webb and Knapp, Inc. clash over four downtown lots delaying a proposed M story hotel. Chancellor Chester Alter plans a New York meeting with Webb and Knapp president William Zeckendorf to resolve the $600,000 price dispute, which Zeckendorf calls excessive.
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Denver
University of Denver
Webb & Knapp, Int
Rocky Mountain News
the News
Chesler Alter
New York City
Willian Zeckendorf
Webby Knapp
Municipal League Seeks Change in Highway Financing
The Colorado Municipal League plans to press for changes in state highway finance laws to achieve a fairer distribution of road revenues and to back amendments easing annexation rules for cities and towns. John Banks becomes league president with Walker Lybarger as secretary treasurer and new executive board members including Mayors C Harry Blunt Colorado Springs James Donnelly Trinidad and Councilman T Harold Wilson Durango. New Brazilian assembly lines will produce European and Japanese cars.
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Boulder Wi
Colorado Municipal League
John Banks
Denver
Walker Lybarger
Loveland
C. Harry Blunt
Colorado Springs
James #. Donnelly
Trinidad
T. Harold Wilson
Durango
Supreme Court rejects Park Hill beer license for cafe
Denver's Edward Geer had sought a 3.2 beer license for a Park Hill sandwich coffee and doughnut shop. The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the denial overruling the Denver District Court finding. Justice Brands J Knanses Neld wrote the manager's determination based on the evidence does not appear arbitrary or capricious.
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Denver
Edward 0. Geer
Colorado Supreme Court
Parkhill
British Judge Remand Shaw Shot in Nicosia Stall
In Nicosia Cyprus two gunmen shot Justice Remand Shaw who had sentenced three Cypriots to death. He was wounded seriously while in a guarded car near a special court handling emergency laws. Shaw’s bodyguard fired back as the pair fled in a nearby car. The attack happened in the Armenian quarter as Cypriots filled the street during a lunch break.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Jo Wie
Remand Shaw
Jeanne
Shaw
Britain
Crelty
Acreage Reserve Signup For Eight Weld ASC Districts
Wheat farmers in eight Weld County ASC districts Gill Crest Gill Greeley Kersey Sev erence Windsor Eaton Lucerne may sign up Wednesday for the soil bank acreage reserve program. The Weld County ASC office on Tenth Street will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the special signup, with extended hours Thursday Friday and Saturday for those who missed meetings.
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Soil Bank
Gillcrest
Gill
Greeley
Kersey
Severence
Windsor
Eaton
Lucerne
Weld County
Tenth Street
M. Mallimm
Holy Part Cular
British Poet Walter de Ta Mare Dies in England
TWICKENHAM England Walter de Ta Mare internationally known British poet died Friday. He was p3.
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Twickenham
England
Walter de Ta Mare
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